LOOKING HOMEWARD

Tristan Park

Neo-Prog

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A bit of a mixed bag and let down by a weak vocalist. The epic An American Tragedy is the albums centrepiece but spoilt by being split in two. Besides that only Memorial Day and The Crullest Month have anything of substance and the shorter tracks could be Hootie & The Blowfish. Worthwhile investigating An American Tragedy but other than that less than essential

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Posted Monday, September 20, 2004 | Review Permalink

prognerd@gmai

I listened to this one too and while it's more my bag I'm not sure the vocals were right for all the songs. Seems like a little experimentation for the new guy. On the whole not a bad album. Although I'm not sure why the last track is there, part two of the title track is a must have for any prog fan!

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Posted Tuesday, August 16, 2005 | Review Permalink

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